Predict AMF's Top 25 Novels

[BleuPanda]

I think some people like doing this, so figured I'd make a topic...and if we do it here, the full results can be contained to the first page while also avoiding list spoilers (which other people also seem to care about)! King Lear was the highest work not in our last top 100, and all remaining books received at least 7 votes if you need help figuring out what 25 works remain.

[styrofoamboots]

This list should be the top 25 (unordered):

1984
Animal Farm
Anna Karenina
Brave New World
The Brothers Karamazov
Catcher in the Rye
Crime and Punishment
Fahrenheit 451
The Great Gatsby
Harry Potter series
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Infinite Jest
Les Miserables
Lolita
Lord of the Rings series
Never Let Me Go
One Hundred Years of Solitude
Pride and Prejudice
The Road
Siddhartha
Slaughterhouse-Five
The Stranger
To Kill A Mockingbird
The Trial
Watchmen

[ordinaryperson]

01 | 1984
02 | Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
03 | Pride and Prejudice
04 | Infinite Jest
05 | Crime and Punishment
06 | Lord of the Rings series
07 | Catcher in the Rye
08 | The Great Gatsby
09 | One Hundred Years of Solitude
10 | The Brothers Karamazov
11 | Fahrenheit 451
12 | Animal Farm
13 | Lolita
14 | Brave New World
15 | To Kill a Mockingbird
16 | Slaughterhouse-Five
17 | Les Miserables
18 | The Trial
19 | Anna Karenina
20 | Watchmen
21 | The Stranger
22 | Siddhartha
23 | The Road
24 | Harry Potter Series
25 | Never Let Me Go

[Nick]

1. 1984
2. Slaughterhouse-Five
3. Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
4. Lord of the Rings series
5. Lolita
6. Watchmen
7. One Hundred Years of Solitude
8. The Great Gatsby
9. Harry Potter series
10. Crime and Punishment
11. Catcher in the Rye
12. To Kill A Mockingbird
13. The Brothers Karamazov
14. Anna Karenina
15. Animal Farm
16. Brave New World
17. Fahrenheit 451
18. Pride and Prejudice
19. The Road
20. The Trial
21. The Stranger
22. Infinite Jest
23. Les Miserables
24. Never Let Me Go
25. Siddhartha

[Nick]

Oh crap, we forgot Hamlet.

[Nick]

Okay so I've gone through and found that all of the 25 books listed here hadn't appeared before the most recent update. Which means that, with the addition of Hamlet, one of those 25 failed to make the final list.

Any guesses? I'm gonna go with Les Miserables, because of its length and because it "only" made #51 on our 2017 list.

[styrofoamboots]

Oh crap, we forgot Hamlet.

LOL, that's my bad

[BleuPanda]

I enjoyed watching everyone forget Hamlet last night - Les Miserables fell all the way to #203 with only two votes.

And I'll have the top 5 up ~soon~